Modis = Offered Position, Said that I was hired, Never Called Back Southfield Michigan

I was informed by management that I would have a position with Modis. I had been interviewing with other places of employment. When I accepted the position, although it was a smaller pay scale than one of my other offers, I accepted it because I was interested in growth into the company. I had already put my two weeks in, and was planning to start a new position immediately. 

The manager told me that my job search was over, and I had the job. Fast forward to today. I do not have a job with Modis. I was offered another position by them after they lied about the first one. The first position was at a pay rate of $16/hour the second was at a rate of $13.50/hour. 

I accepted the second position even though the hours were drastically different, and it was at a later start date. However, because they did lie I made sure to prepare myself for the worse. 

As stated before, I did not start that position either. I finally recieved a call back today Friday August 26, 2016, by a female stating that I had told management that I wanted a higher paying position. I never said those words. I simply asked if there were any other positions available, making it clear that I was accepting the position. However, if there were others available I wanted to know. When I sent that email I didn't even get a response. I didn't even know that the woman I sent it to received it. Now, I hear she did receive and misinterpreted it. 

I called coporate and received an apology. Didn't seem like they were going to handle the situation. From what I've been told by my peers and strangers this is a common thing with Modis. 

TIME IS MONEY

They waisted my time. 

Cost me lots of money. 

I am working a job now for $9/hour, because I turned down SEVERAL decent paying positions. Not only is my job $9/hour, and I have a college degreee. But it's part time, not even 25/hours a week, and no benefits. 

This is the damage that unprofessional business can cause. I'm grateful to be working, but I can't get by with $9/hour. I can't pay my rent with $9/hour.